In 2010, he was indeed "out of football", but was entertaining an offer to play semi-pro in Canada. I don't know if he ever took up that offer or not.In 1999 Alabama signed Josh Parker. Parker transferred to CCSF and is thought to now be out of football.
Freddie played behind a line that would make last years line at Bama look like NFL All Pro's. He was one tough player and he had to be. I always thought he could have been great but IMHO he messed his arm up playing baseball.My favorite QB for reasons I can't quite define is Freddie Kitchens. He had a cannon for an arm and would throw a screen pass as hard as a hail mary. Thanks to the OP for the stroll down memory lane.
He forgot to mention the other great QB signed by Bill Curry......The New York native, Ray Stanton.Ran across this article written in 2001 by Tider Insider.
QBs signed by Bama from 1980 to 1999
A few more years with Curry and we would have been the SEC West doormat.He forgot to mention the other great QB signed by Bill Curry......The New York native, Ray Stanton.
Curry could not recruit a QB to save his life.....well if you don't count Woodson and Stanton.
I think when Coach Stallings came on board, he asked where were the QB recruits.....none were even being mentioned prior to Curry even leaving. He had to start finding a QB and end up signing 3 in state guys that were not even previously mentioned with Bama or very many teams. Barker worked out, but at one point Bama was not even going to be able to bring in a QB (with Curry).
A few more years with Curry and Bama would have been playing football without a QB.
That's a pretty good read you found.